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that. on the call. so based on these rules is the name under which our record and play reggae music in india. reggae music is really kind of shipboard life from. a very young age you know. and youou know it it may come fm jamaica a but i feel that. it talks about justice equality it talks about colonialism. reggae music has a message that's that's deeply relevant in today's world and especially for the i think. when does this kind of all out right wing assault on our freedom? to ask questions and generally all freedom of expression and people you know are being targeted like students teachers activists filmmakers

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communicate the music's message the audience. and with that in mind i i suggested to look at that you also get these rap was down because what they see. the the rap in hindi and marath. they have revolutionary songs and we felt that this would help the audience to connect to the show. it. mark. to mark this audition bubt if such you bought. well man t this is rough. the work thth -- manta of tough talk toto women.. i thinink it's empowerering the. it's important for the m. c. and it's importing falling foror the people here it because look i mean a aot of the times. culture that's imported from abroad. is english culture in there sometimes is s associated with t needs you know but this is not what this music is this is s get

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[inaudible] thank you. no no no . to see everybody energized in this way and dancing in this way with so much freedom. gives me a lot of joy it also gives me a lot of that. for me this is just the beginning that that shows the potential now our task is to find ways. to build on this find ways to make it more poignant [inaudible] more important. the journey ahead. for that much is clear .

all up front today it will speak with the award winning bangladeshi photo journalist and activist tropical island on his recent imprisonment and the political climate under prime minister sheikh hasina. but first it's the biggest crisis of our time climate change but how do we tackle it or is it too late . climate change is ravaging i'll plot it lost yet thousands of deaths willing to heat waves and wildfires well millions of people impacted by floods and typhoons. fine to say time is running